THE MAT-SU RECKONING-10 Weeks of Judgment

The Valley trembled as the gates closed on the Reckoning. The last battle was fought under stormed skies and restless shadows. One final throw, one final trial, and the champions of the Mat-Su rose fr ... show more ›

The Valley trembled as the gates closed on the Reckoning. The last battle was fought under stormed skies and restless shadows. One final throw, one final trial, and the champions of the Mat-Su rose from the chaos.

????️ A Tier – The Throne of Giants
When the dust cleared, Thomas Voight unleashed fury on the battlefield, carving an unbelievable -11 to cement his reign as the A Tier Champion. His throws were sharp, decisive, and merciless—an apex predator claiming his rightful crown.

But Kelly Allen refused to fall quietly, firing back with a scorching -10 that secured his place as a force destined for the Hall of Chains. Morgan Leeds delivered his strongest performance yet at -9, holding his ground among the elite, while Allen Black proved his consistency with a relentless -8.

Even Naz Munoz, fighting through exhaustion, managed -3, locking in his place among the upper echelon.

Final A Tier Champion: ???? Thomas Voight
From shadows to supremacy. The Valley bends to his will.

????️ B Tier – Where Heroes Are Forged
If A Tier was a clash of titans, B Tier was a war for survival—and every throw carried blood and consequence.

Alex Strawn led the charge with a -9, sending shockwaves through the ranks, proving his blade has been honed in silence.

Jake Ratliff struck hard at -7, positioning himself as a future contender for the throne.

Andrew Bozone, riding the momentum of his ace last week, burned through the chains for -6, refusing to be forgotten.

Patrick Phelps and River Miller both delivered commanding -5 rounds, proving B Tier is far from settled.

Christopher Foley, the points leader all season, battled steady at -4, holding tight to his position atop the standings.

Scott Bowen (-4), Adam Smithers (-3), Rodney Stepp (-3), Adam Fogelman (-1), and Wayne Danjin (-1) all held the line while Jeremy Ratliff (+2) stumbled late—but survives to fight another league.

Final B Tier Champion: ???? Christopher Foley
Barely winning a single week yet claiming the crown—proof that consistency, grit, and sheer will carve champions from shadows.

???? C Tier – The Silent Ascension
C Tier saw fewer warriors, but the climb was just as brutal. David Donaldson closed with a +9, surviving the onslaught to stand second overall—but no one could challenge the unseen force at the top.

Final C Tier Champion: ???? Selven Christianson
An unstoppable climb. A grind forged in patience and power.

???? D Tier – The Chainbreaker’s Domain
In the Valley’s lowest tier, every battle was survival—but one player carved her name into legend.

Jax Ratliff shined with a +3, ending the season with his strongest round yet.

Carrie Foley, the queen of dominance, posted +10, closing her run with an unshakable grip on the D Tier throne.

Rheannon Fabrello (+13) fought hard to the end, refusing to yield, and

Tim Honrath (+23) endured the final trial with heart and determination.

Final D Tier Champion: ???? Carrie Foley
An untouchable reign. Relentless. Absolute. Unbroken.


???? The Reckoning Ends… But Night Approaches
With the Mat-Su Reckoning closed, a new story begins:

????️ Dusk Till Chains
Every shot echoes louder as the Valley slips into night.

The next league begins one week from now—a 6-week war fought on Alcantra’s plain 18-hole layout. No hiding. No shortcuts. Darkness creeps closer, and only those willing to battle the fading light will survive.

The final dungeon looms. A storm brews in the Valley. Shadows creep from the edges of the forest as the last contenders steel their resolve. At Peters Creek, every throw cracked with destiny. Some ros ... show more ›

The final dungeon looms. A storm brews in the Valley. Shadows creep from the edges of the forest as the last contenders steel their resolve. At Peters Creek, every throw cracked with destiny. Some rose. Some fell. But all stood before the coming reckoning.

????️ A Tier – Where Legends are Forged

The veterans gathered once more, but none would escape unscathed.

Frank Costales and Brian Cassidy emerged as dual titans, both striking down the course at -6.

Thomas Voight, the ever-present hunter of the crown, stood just behind at -5, a breath from glory.

Isaiah Gall took down a strong -4, showing he's not just here to spectate.

Naz Munoz clawed through the trees for -3, maintaining his edge.

Dave Rector and Kelly Allen, both heroes of weeks past, settled at -2 and -1, wounded but alive.

Standings Going Into Final Week:
???? Tom Voight leads with 287.5 points, but Kelly Allen lurks at 272.5.
One more round. One final strike. Who will walk out the Apex of Tier A?

????️ B Tier – Blood in the Water

This is where the war is truly savage. The throne is far from safe.

Christopher Foley battled the elements and his rivals to post a -4, refusing to let go of the lead.

Andrew Bozone shook the Valley with an ace on Hole 17, finishing -3, a beacon of chaos in the points race.

Jake Ratliff matched him at -3, the Ratliff bloodline still very much in the hunt.

Patrick Phelps kept his blade sharp at -2, not out yet.

Jeremy Ratliff, once a dark horse, stayed even at E—but he’s still within striking range.

River Miller, once co-leader, stumbled to E. Will the final round bring his redemption?

Scott Bowen (+2), Wayne Danjin (+4), and Adam Fogelman (+6) fought hard but slipped back in the storm.

Standings Going Into Final Week:
???? Chris Foley: 277.5
????️ Jake Ratliff & River Miller: 257.5
One of them will rule. Two will fall.

???? C Tier – The Quiet Reign

A two-man race—but one has made it look like child’s play.

David Donaldson trudged through the woods for a +9, gaining much-needed XP before the finale.

Standings:
????️ Selven Christianson: 115 points
???? David Donaldson: 50 points
Selven’s dominance is likely sealed—but will David rise one final time to remind him this isn’t over?

???? D Tier – The Realm of Survivors

These heroes have taken every hit, weathered every storm—and still stand.

Carrie Foley, queen of the lower ranks, turned in a strong +10, tightening her grip on the crown.

Jax Ratliff fought through pain and mud to post a +16, and

Rheannon Fabrello stayed close behind at +17, refusing to yield.

Point Leaders:
???? Carrie Foley – 40
???? Rheannon Fabrello – 30
One final throw. One final stand. Will Carrie cement her legacy, or will Rheannon pull off a final ambush?

???? Week 10: The Final Trial – "One Will Rise"

Alcantra opens its gates for a full 22-hole battlefield, plus a mystery 23rd hole, where one shot can make or break everything.
???? CTP prizes await each tier.
???? No more resets. No more redraws.

???? Next League: "Fight the Darkness" Begins...

A 6-week trial begins 1 week after the finale, set on the plain 18-hole layout at Alcantra.
After that, Sundays return as the tournament season fades—but not before the Valley decides who its true champions are.

As dusk fell over Meier Lake, the warriors arrived for the eighth trial — a long-to-white layout known to break even the strongest spirits. Yet from beneath the trees, two shadows emerged—one stea ... show more ›

As dusk fell over Meier Lake, the warriors arrived for the eighth trial — a long-to-white layout known to break even the strongest spirits. Yet from beneath the trees, two shadows emerged—one steady, the other rising—with only two weeks left to decide who will ascend the B-tier throne.

????️ Tier A – The Pressure Builds

In the higher ranks of the Gate, the pace slowed, but the stakes only sharpened.
Morgan Leeds claimed the win at -3, showing once again he thrives when others falter.
Dave Rector and Frank Costales followed closely at -1, maintaining their presence among the top-tier hunters.
Naz Munoz hung on to even par, but Kelly Allen, once heralded as the chosen one, stumbled to +4 as the A-tier battleline shifted yet again.

????️ Tier B – Duel of the Shadows: River vs. Chris

There are no coincidences in the Dungeon.
River Miller’s steely -3 wasn’t just a victory—it was a declaration.
With that performance, he now ties Christopher Foley in the overall point standings.
Foley posted a steady +1, but his quiet consistency may no longer be enough with Miller surging like a newly awakened hunter.

Behind them, Jeremy Ratliff, Wayne Danjin, and Patrick Phelps all fought valiantly, but their points fall just short of the summit.
As for Adam Fogelman and David Griffin, the lake swallowed their ambitions this week—posting +7 and +14, respectively.

???? Tier C – Selven Alone in the Shadows

Only one shadow stirred in Tier C: Selven Christianson, navigating the white baskets with a +8 finish.
While not his sharpest performance, survival alone in this chapter may prove valuable when the final reckoning comes.

???? Tier D – Tied in the Abyss

Jax Ratliff and Rheannon Fabrello both landed at +17, trapped together in a mirrored battle.
The duel for D Tier supremacy is far from over, and each stumble now echoes louder than the last.

???? Coming Soon: Peters Creek – The Forest Gate

Next week, the trials shift to the ancient woods of Peters Creek.

Fairways vanish into chaos.

A river winds through, threatening to devour the careless.

Black bears have been sighted — both real and metaphorical.

And the trees? They listen.

This gate does not open with power, but with control.
Those who cannot adapt… will fall.

???? And Then... The Ultimate Trial: Smash and Splash 2025

Two days.
Four layouts.
One shot at glory.

If you're not signed up for Smash and Splash, you're not just missing out—you're admitting defeat.


Two Trials Remain.

“Not all Dungeon gates are cloaked in fog or forest. Sometimes the true threat is open air, and every missed line echoes louder.” —Gatekeeper's Journal, Sector 7 This week, the Hunters retur ... show more ›

“Not all Dungeon gates are cloaked in fog or forest. Sometimes the true threat is open air, and every missed line echoes louder.”
—Gatekeeper's Journal, Sector 7

This week, the Hunters returned to Alcantra — a course as familiar as it is unforgiving. There were no illusions. No tricks.
Just 20 targets and the cold judgment of the chains.
For some, it was redemption. For others… a quiet descent into doubt.

????️ A TIER – Allen Ascends Again
Allen Black (-10) – Dominant. Unshaken. This is his second crown in three weeks, and with Kelly breathing down his neck, he made a clear statement: “I’m not done.”

Kelly Allen (-7) – Holding his throne with pride, but feeling the heat from all directions.

Thomas Voight (-6) – Another strong showing. The Gate never catches him sleeping.

Naz Munoz (-5) – Quietly stacking power. Watch this one.

Isaiah Gall & Josh Jarvis (-4 each) – Sharp enough to compete, but still chasing the lead pack.

Allen’s precision at Alcantra wasn’t flashy — it was lethal.

???? B TIER – The Rise of Jake Ratliff
Jake Ratliff (-10) – Back-to-back breakout weeks. Jake just walked into Alcantra and posted a score that would’ve topped A Tier at many gates. If there were doubters, they’re gone now.

Elijah Allen (-7) – A force emerging fast. This Tier isn’t ready for him.

Rodney Stepp & Weslee Moon (-6 each) – Shadow Hunters moving in sync.

Jeremy Ratliff & Patrick Phelps (-4 each) – Steady in the storm.

Christopher Foley & Wayne Danjin (-3 each) – Holding their ground, but time is running out to make a move.

Scott Bowen (-2) – Needs a spark.

River Miller (+1) – A stumble in the wrong week. But one gate doesn’t define a Hunter.

????️ C TIER – Selven’s Awakening
Selven Christianson (-9) – The breakout of the week. No one saw this coming — not this score, not this dominance.

He didn’t just win Tier C… he shattered it.

Austin Henderson (-1) – Good first impression.

David Donaldson (E) – Clean, cautious, and still in the fight.

???? D TIER – Carrie Reigns Again
Carrie Foley (+3) – Once again, the best in D. The Queen’s control is unwavering.

Jax Ratliff (+14) – Held steady.

Rheannon Fabrello (+18) – Another tough gate, but her grind continues.

???? TO THE HUNTERS WHO HAVEN’T SIGNED UP
THE MEIER LAKE TOURNAMENT — AUGUST 16–17
It’s two weeks out.
Four layouts. Two days. One title.
And yet…

Too many of you are still “thinking about it.”

Let’s be real: if you're waiting until you're "ready," you’re already late.
The chains won’t wait. The layouts won’t get easier.
The true Hunters are already locked in.

So where are you?

If you haven't signed up, it might be because deep down…
you know you won’t last all four rounds.
You’re not prepared. You’re not built for it.

Prove us wrong.

???? Sign up!
Or stay home and watch the strong rise without you.

⚠️ NEXT WEEK: Gate 8 – Meier Lake, Longs to Whites
Next week, the Hunters return to Meier Lake, but this time…

It’s Longs to Whites.
The warm-up before the tournament.
The hardest test of the season.

This isn’t a gate.
This is a proving ground.
If you can’t survive Gate 8… don’t bother showing up on August 16th.

⛓️ “This isn’t a casual league. This is The Reckoning.”
See you at Meier. Or don’t.

“The Dungeon never plays the same twice. Last time, it bled us. This time, it smiled… and judged.” The Hunters braced for the howling chaos of Whispering Doakes — the gate that had broken s ... show more ›

“The Dungeon never plays the same twice. Last time, it bled us. This time, it smiled… and judged.”

The Hunters braced for the howling chaos of Whispering Doakes — the gate that had broken so many just months ago.
But this time, there was no wind. No thick rough.
The goats had cleared the battlefield. The sun shone.

They called it Whispering Goats.
But in the Reckoning, calm isn’t kindness. It’s a trap.

????️ A TIER – Thomas Takes Command, Kelly Ascends
Thomas Voight (-8) — last Doakes: -3. A 5-stroke improvement and the clear champion of the gate. He thrives when others expect collapse.

Kelly Allen (-6) — last time at Doakes: -1 in B Tier. Now, in A Tier, he’s 5 strokes better. The Monarch isn’t just surviving his promotion — he’s proving he belongs.

Dave Rector (-2) — last Doakes: -3. Nearly the same, steady as ever. His consistency keeps him in the hunt.

???? Kelly’s move from B to A with improvement is the headline. Thomas, however, ruled the gate outright.

???? B TIER – Shadow Hunters, Awakened
Jake Ratliff (-8) — last Doakes: +7. A staggering 15-stroke swing. This was a full awakening.

Adam Smithers (-7) — last Doakes: -8. Still elite. Still hunting.

Christopher Foley (-6) — last Doakes: -6. Unshaken, unfazed. The Silent Hunter is becoming legendary.

Jeremy Ratliff (-5) — last Doakes: +8. An incredible 13-stroke improvement. The Ratliff patriarch is back in the fight.

River Miller (-4) — Doakes debut, strong opening.

Wayne Danjin (-4) — not listed last time, but making a mark now.

Patrick Phelps (-3) — last Doakes: -3. Same score. The Dungeon can’t move him.

Elijah Allen (-1) — first Doakes run, clean performance.

Alex Strawn (E) — last Doakes: +1. Slightly better. Still steady.

Adam Fogelman (+3) — last Doakes: +1. Two strokes worse, still struggling with this Dungeon.

???? Jake’s awakening and Jeremy’s massive comeback were the stories of the week. Christopher’s icy consistency continues.

????️ C TIER – Selven Steadies
Selven Christianson (+2) — not present last Doakes, but played solid in his first run through the forest. A new shadow in C Tier.

???? D TIER – Jax Awakens
Jax Ratliff (+12) — last Doakes: +23. An 11-stroke leap forward. The Dungeon may have found its next rising Hunter.

Rheannon Fabrello (+19) — last Doakes: +16. Slightly worse, but her spirit doesn’t crack.

???? Jax’s leap is the biggest story in D Tier — the weakest Hunter refusing to stay weak.

???? Improvement Highlights
Jake Ratliff: +7 → -8 (15 strokes better)

Jeremy Ratliff: +8 → -5 (13 strokes better)

Kelly Allen: -1 (in B) → -6 (in A) (leveled up a Tier and improved 5 strokes)

Thomas Voight: -3 → -8 (5 strokes better)

Jax Ratliff: +23 → +12 (11 strokes better)

Most Consistent: Christopher Foley (-6 → -6)

⚠️ Next Week: Gate 7 Opens
The calm is over.
The Dungeon gave the Hunters sunshine and still air at Whispering Goats.
But next week, the whispers return.

The Hunters who improved must hold their gains.
The ones who faltered won’t be given another easy gate.

The Reckoning isn’t done. It’s just getting darker.

⛓️ “Even the weakest can rise… if they refuse to stay weak.”
The Reckoning continues.

“The Dungeon doesn’t always roar. Sometimes, it watches… and waits.” —Gate Report: Alcantra Reclaim After the storm-lashed terror of Meier’s Red Gate, the Hunters returned to the clean ... show more ›

“The Dungeon doesn’t always roar. Sometimes, it watches… and waits.”
—Gate Report: Alcantra Reclaim

After the storm-lashed terror of Meier’s Red Gate, the Hunters returned to the clean, open battlefield of Alcantra.
The footing was solid.
The air still.
And the Hunters struck true.

The field shot low. The ratings soared.

But it wasn’t easy.
It was earned.

????️ A TIER – Kelly Reignites
Kelly Allen (-6) didn’t just show up. He reclaimed his throne.

After faltering in the Red Gate, he came out swinging, carving clean lines and sinking clutch putts.

Morgan Leeds (-5) — a quiet killer, always in striking range.

Dave Rector & Thomas Voight (-3) — the veterans keep delivering, proving that steadiness wins wars.

Alcantra gave A Tier a clean gate.
They made the most of it.

???? B TIER – Shadow Supremacy
Two Hunters stood tall at the top:

Christopher Foley (-5) — no flash, just relentless efficiency.

River Miller (-5) — methodical and sharp, staying locked into the upper bracket.

The charge behind them:

Patrick Phelps & David Griffin (-4) — powerful pushes from both Hunters, keeping pressure on the leaders.

Adam Fogelman & Elijah Allen (-1) — still within range.

Scott Bowen & Wayne Danjin (+1) — the Dungeon pushed back, but they held ground.

The deepest tier in the Reckoning keeps showing its strength.

⚔️ C TIER – Holding the Line
Jerrin Fabrello (+2) – unshaken by the shift in terrain, riding steady.

Selven Christianson (+3) – battled through to keep his place.

C Tier remains a wild card — one breakout round could flip the board.

???? D TIER – Storms in the Throne Room
Rheannon Fabrello (+10) – scrappy and determined, battling through the mud.

Carrie Foley (+12) – her worst round of the season… but even Queens stumble.
And Queens come back stronger.

⚠️ NEXT WEEK: GATE 6 – RETURN TO WHISPERING DOAKES
The Dungeon shifts once more.
And this time… it breathes.

Whispering Doakes is unlike any other gate.
Narrow lines. Hidden OB. Wind that doesn’t follow the laws of nature.
Trees with no mercy. Shadows that feel alive.

But last time?

B Tier didn’t bleed… they dominated.
A Tier faltered.
The Dungeon bowed to the unexpected.

Now, Gate 6 opens again — and the Dungeon remembers what happened last time.

Will A Tier reclaim dominance?
Or will B Tier do the unthinkable… again?

⛓️ “The Dungeon doesn’t forget. Neither should you.”
The Reckoning continues.
Whispering Doakes awaits.

“A Red Gate doesn’t give you a choice. You clear it, or it clears you.” —Gate Watch, Meier Lake (Shorts to Blues) The Dungeon didn't open. It tore open. Soaked earth. Blinding rain. E ... show more ›

“A Red Gate doesn’t give you a choice. You clear it, or it clears you.”
—Gate Watch, Meier Lake (Shorts to Blues)

The Dungeon didn't open.
It tore open.

Soaked earth. Blinding rain.
Even the forest trees felt like enemies. This wasn't a round — it was a raid gone wrong.

Only those who moved like ghosts, adapted like shadows, and trusted their instincts escaped with their titles intact.

???? A TIER – SURVIVAL OVER DOMINANCE
There were no birdie fests. No highlight reels.
This was about making it out.

Dave Rector (-1) – not flashy, just cold, calculated, and victorious.

Frank Costales (-1) – storm-hardened and unshaken.

Eli Tingstad (-1) – proving again he's more than just a rising Hunter.

Holding the line:

Naz Munoz (E) – the gate hit hard, but he never cracked.

Kelly Allen (+1) – even S-Ranks struggle in Red Gates. The chains held him, but didn’t break him.

Thomas Voight (+1) – calculated throws, storm-tested.

Mason Minturn (+7) – the Red Gate got him early… and didn’t let go.

This was not a test of skill. This was a test of resolve.

⚔️ B TIER – BLOODIED BUT BREATHING
Every throw in Tier B this week was a war of attrition.

Jeremy Ratliff (+1) – top of the tier, and barely.

River Miller (+2) – every step forward came with a cost.

Elijah Allen (+3) – a solid debut in the storm.

Christopher Foley (+4) – the Dungeon knows his name now.

Patrick Phelps (+5) – held ground with pure grit.

Jake Ratliff (+7) – the ace hero of Gate 2 was nearly consumed.

No one cleared the gate… but no one ran either.

????️ D TIER – SHADOWS UNDERWATER
The rain hit Tier D the hardest.

Megan Rea (+10) – once again, leading her class through hell.

Jaxton Ratliff (+22) – took the full brunt, but made it back.

Carrie Foley (+24) – the storm didn’t just test her—it tried to bury her.

But she stood. And that’s what counts.

⚠️ NEXT WEEK – Gate 5: Alcantra Returns
The storm has passed.
The mud still clings.
But next week we return to Alcantra — where the lines are clearer, the chains swing louder, and the points could shift drastically.

Gate 5 opens soon.
And for some… it may be the last chance to level up.

⛓️ "You never know how strong you are... until the Dungeon gives you no other choice."
The Reckoning continues.
Will you rise—or be erased?

“The Hunters didn’t fall… they simply didn’t show. But the Dungeon still took its toll.” Gate 3 opened under heavy clouds — but this time, some of the strongest stayed behind the wall. ... show more ›

“The Hunters didn’t fall… they simply didn’t show. But the Dungeon still took its toll.”

Gate 3 opened under heavy clouds — but this time, some of the strongest stayed behind the wall.
No Kelly. No Dave. No safe crowns.

And in that silence?
New faces stepped forward.
New Hunters claimed the spotlight.
But the Dungeon didn’t push back hard this time — the scores were lower, the lines were gentler.

That ends next week at Meier Lake. Shorts to Blues. Hazards in every fairway. The next gate will not be so kind.

⚔️ Tier A – Minturn Takes the Crown
With no Kelly or Daves in the field, Mason Minturn (-6) walked through the gate and claimed his spot as an awakened Hunter.
No noise. No wasted throws. Just clean, efficient clearing.

Eli Tingstad (-5) — new blood, but showing power.

Morgan Leeds (-4) — always lurking, always steady.

Thomas Voight (-1) — even when the Dungeon is quiet, he’s never out of the fight.

This week, the gate was gentle. Next week? No mercy.

????️ Tier B – Zach Strikes Hard
Zach Winther (-8) did what elite Hunters do — he made the Dungeon bend. Clean lines, tight putts, total control.

Behind him, the shadows gather:

Jake Ratliff (-7) — the ace hero of Week 2 keeps showing that he’s not just a flash in the chains.

Jeremy Ratliff (-5) — father and son, both still rising through the ranks.

Patrick Phelps & Wayne Danjin (-4) — steady clears, setting up for the chaos at Meier.

Christopher Foley & River Miller (-3) — still alive, still climbing.

Tier B is now the deepest gate in the system — one slip, and you vanish into the shadows.

????️ Tier C – Selven’s Solo Raid
Selven Christianson (-6) solo-cleared the C Tier gate like a low-ranked Hunter on the cusp of awakening.
Clean, precise, focused.

Jerrin Fabrello (+6) fought hard but took damage — in the Dungeon, sometimes survival is the win.

???? Tier D – Megan Emerges, Carrie Holds
A new Hunter stepped through:

Megan Rea (+4) — walking into the gate and taking Tier D in her first run. That’s how you start a saga.

Carrie Foley (+7) — the Monarch still stands, but this gate took more than it gave.
Rheannon Fabrello (+13) — always there, always fighting, no matter the score.

⚠️ Next Week: Gate 4 – Meier Lake Shorts to Blues
This was the calm Dungeon.
Next week is the forest Dungeon.

Tight lines. Hazards. OB lurking. And Meier Lake’s wind waiting to punish any mistake.

If you’re not ready for the next gate… stay home.

If you are?
Level up, Hunters. The next boss awaits.

⛓️ “They think the weakest should fear the Dungeon. But the Dungeon should fear the ones who refuse to stay weak.”
The Reckoning continues.
Gate 4 opens at Meier Lake.

“The stronger you get, the stronger the Dungeon becomes.” — Solo Leveling The second gate opened — and the Hunters stepped through with blades sharper, shadows deeper, and a taste for blood ... show more ›

“The stronger you get, the stronger the Dungeon becomes.” — Solo Leveling

The second gate opened — and the Hunters stepped through with blades sharper, shadows deeper, and a taste for blood in the chains.

This week?
One Hunter awakened.
Another dominated the entire battlefield.
And the rest learned: you don’t survive the Reckoning by standing still.

????️ Tier A – Kelly Becomes an S-Rank
When you see -12 on the board, you know the system is glitched — or a Hunter has transcended.

Kelly Allen (-12) made this gate look like a casual raid. He didn’t just clear it — he broke its core.
Last week he stumbled; this week, he proved who wears the crown in A Tier.

Allen Black (-11) — another A-tier veteran pushing the ceiling higher, right on Kelly’s heels.

Thomas Voight (-9) — consistent as ever, still clearing every gate like a master.

Naz Munoz (-3) — took a hit, but kept fighting to the last throw. Even S-Ranks have bad gates.

The message? The top Hunters are awake — and the rest better catch up fast.

???? Tier B – Jake Awakens… with an Ace
In the shadows of B Tier, a new roar echoed through the Dungeon.

Jake Ratliff (-7) not only claimed the best B Tier score — he aced hole 13, a shot so clean the chains had no choice but to bow.

This is how a new S-Rank is born.

Hot on his trail:

Christopher Foley (-6) — the Silent Hunter, showing that last season’s consistency is leveling up.

River Miller & Wayne Danjin (-6) — both carving through the Dungeon with cold efficiency.

Patrick Phelps & Scott Bowen (-5) — steady, deadly, always lurking.

The middle ranks:

Adam Fogelman, David Donaldson, Jeremy Ratliff (all -1) — the Dungeon bit back, but they survived.

Michael Herbert (+1) — took heavy damage, but every gate is another chance to level up.

????️ Tier D – Carrie Remains the Monarch
No C-Tier run this week — their Hunters didn’t step into the gate. But in Tier D, the battle raged on.

Carrie Foley (+7) — another solo clear, proving that you don’t need flashy stats to rule a Dungeon.

Rheannon Fabrello (+12) — the fiercest support Hunter out there, never backing down, never staying home.

???? Gate Highlights
✨ Jake Ratliff’s Ace – Hole 13
A shot so pure it carved a scar through the entire raid — and earned him more than strokes. It earned him fear.

???? Kelly Allen – The 12 Under Raid
You don’t clear a gate at -12 unless you’ve awakened. Enough said.

⚠️ Gate 3 Awaits
The gates will only get deeper, darker, and deadlier from here.
The Hunters who keep leveling up will come out legends.
The ones who don’t?

The chains have room for them too.

⛓️ “When you’re faced with the impossible, do you kneel… or do you grow?”
The Mat-Su Reckoning continues.
Gate 3 opens soon.

“When the weakest awaken… the world trembles.” —Solo Leveling The gates have opened. The first trial has begun. And the Mat-Su Valley is no longer just a battleground—it’s a Dungeon. ... show more ›

“When the weakest awaken… the world trembles.”
—Solo Leveling

The gates have opened.
The first trial has begun.
And the Mat-Su Valley is no longer just a battleground—it’s a Dungeon.

Chains don’t just chill here… they judge.

⚔️ A Tier – Elite Hunters Clash
Two S-Rank Hunters have emerged from the first gate—Dave Rector and Thomas Voight, each carding a deadly -9 and clearing the dungeon with unmatched skill. This wasn’t just survival—it was dominance.

Not far behind, Allen Black and Frank Costales both dropped -8 like controlled bursts of mana. These are the Hunters who’ve clearly awakened.

Morgan Leeds & Scott Groves (-5) – powerful, steady, holding pace through the chaos.

Kelly Allen & Naz Munoz (-2) – not their sharpest raid, but the A tier is no longer forgiving. Even a moment of hesitation… and you fall behind.

The dungeon will only get harder from here.

⚔️ B Tier – A Dungeon Divided
B Tier’s dungeon was bloody and fast. And two Hunters emerged as threats to the entire system:

Scott Bowen and Wayne Danjin both came in at -8, carving their way through like awakened shadows.

These two aren’t just surviving—they’re ready to challenge the high ranks.

River Miller (-6) – one of the smoothest runs of the week. Precise. Efficient.

Christopher Foley (-5) – the former B Tier champ proves he’s not going down easy.

Jeremy Ratliff (-3) – keeping the Ratliff name in the fight.

The rest of the squad—Bozone, Phelps, Willoughby, and Jake Ratliff—held their ground, while Adam Fogelman (+7), newly promoted, took heavy damage in his first run at B Tier. The dungeon hit back hard.

Will he adapt… or fall back into the shadows?

????️ C Tier – Alone in the Gate
Only one Hunter entered C Tier this week:

David Donaldson (+4) – alone, but not defeated. He faced the dungeon solo and returned. That earns respect.

But he’ll need backup soon. The gate gets harder every time.

⚙️ D Tier – The Weakest… or Just Not Awakened Yet?
Carrie Foley (+6) – still standing. Still battling. Still the Shadow Monarch of Tier D.

Rheannon Fabrallo (+7) – right behind her, and closing the gap. The chains remember her grit.

Jaxton Ratliff (+18) – not his week, but in this world, even the weakest can awaken into legends.

Just ask Sung Jin-Woo.

⚠️ The Next Gate Awaits…
The Trial has begun. And only the prepared will survive.

The Valley offers no comfort.
The Reckoning is far from over.
Level up—or be left behind.